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Welcome to CBIA

The Connecticut Business & Industry Association (CBIA) is a professional service organization, recognized as the most effective advocate for business in the state. We work at the state Capitol on behalf of our 10,000 members, and they rely on our products, services and information to grow and compete in a global economy.

About CBIA

Who belongs to CBIA?

Our membership base includes companies with as few as one or two employees as well as those with many thousands of workers. All kinds of businesses are represented. Both Connecticut-based companies and Connecticut operations of corporations headquartered out of state qualify for membership.

Why should I join?

If you do business in Connecticut, you should be a member of CBIA.

  • We can save you time and money.
  • We need your support to help keep Connecticut competitive.

How do I join?

A CBIA membership application and information about CBIA membership dues are available online. For additional information or questions, call Joe Dias, director of membership sales, at 860-244-1118, or e-mail joe.dias@cbia.com.

What is CBIA?

The Connecticut Business and Industry Association (CBIA) is the broadest-based business membership organization in the state, as well as the largest. CBIA's membership includes businesses of all types and sizes throughout the state.
CBIA is the leading voice of business and industry at the State Capitol and before state administrative agencies.

What does CBIA do?

  • Serve as an advocate for the general business and industry community in Connecticut
  • Promote a state business climate that is globally competitive
  • Encourage communication and cooperation among businesses, government, the private sector and the general public on important economic and social issues
  • Provide a wide range of products and services that benefit member companies

Member Benefits

CBIA offers its members the information and training they need to comply with state and federal regulations and the products and services they need to stay competitive, including employee health and benefit and group purchasing programs.